Roj Bash Kurdistan

The leader of Gorran died somedays ago. His movement was at first mainly an alternative-opposition to PUK and slowly evolved in a mixed movements shared between leftists, islamists, anti PUK etc.

The importance of Iranian influence in its statements was growing also.

Now, what do you think about the post-Mustafa era for Gorran ? Will it survive to its death, split, or mainly re-unite to PUK ?

Piling wrote:The leader of Gorran died somedays ago. His movement was at first mainly an alternative-opposition to PUK and slowly evolved in a mixed movements shared between leftists, islamists, anti PUK etc.

The importance of Iranian influence in its statements was growing also.

Now, what do you think about the post-Mustafa era for Gorran ? Will it survive to its death, split, or mainly re-unite to PUK ?

Since I absolutely LOATHE the trouble-making Gorran with a passion, I hope they will just vanish back into the slime they crawled out of

I strongly believe the Gorran have increased tensions between other Kurdish parties